ColoradoWild

Colorado Wild is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit connecting people with wildlife and public lands through science, education, and advocacy. Its work focuses on restoring and protecting wildlife, habitats, watersheds, forests, and other wild places across the state. The organization brings together scientists, environmentalists, educators, and advocates to make ecological information accessible and support informed decisions about Colorado’s land, water, and wildlife.

Colorado Wild offers educational resources and public outreach, along with opportunities for people to get involved in conservation efforts. Its campaigns address issues such as wolf protection, beaver restoration, wildfires, and proposed changes to wildlife decision-making. The organization also operates a Wildlife Science Action Center and shares information about the species and ecosystems that depend on healthy habitats. Guided by data, coexistence, and long-term ecological balance, Colorado Wild works to help communities understand the value of protecting every species and watershed. Supporters can take action, attend events, explore merchandise, or donate to advance its mission of helping Colorado’s wild places thrive.